Daniel Caesar

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Daniel Caesar

10 upcoming dates · 8 cities · 5 countries

Daniel Caesar, born Ashton Simmonds in Scarborough, Ontario in 1995 and raised in Oshawa, is a Canadian R&B singer of Bajan and Jamaican descent. He left home at seventeen to pursue music, drawing on a religious upbringing that continues to shape his songwriting.

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United States

  1. Aug 19PortlandModa CenterView details
  2. Aug 21San FranciscoChase CenterView details
  3. Aug 22San FranciscoChase CenterView details
  4. Aug 27DenverBall ArenaView details

Netherlands

  1. Sep 6AmsterdamWine & Dine - Ziggo DomeView details
  2. Sep 6AmsterdamZiggo DomeView details

Belgium

  1. Sep 8Forest (Brussels)Vorst Nationaal/Forest NationalView details

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Past shows

Recent Daniel Caesar dates on Wanderistan — a record of the artist's touring history.

United States

  1. Aug 1BostonTD GardenView details
  2. Jul 29BaltimoreCFG Bank ArenaView details
  3. Jul 27ChicagoView details
  4. Jul 25AtlantaState Farm ArenaView details
  5. Jul 24TampaBenchmark International ArenaView details
  6. Jul 21DallasAmerican Airlines CenterView details
  7. Jul 20AustinView details

About Daniel Caesar

His sound merges contemporary R&B with gospel and neo-soul influences, introduced on his debut album Freudian (2017), which included the Grammy-winning "Best Part" featuring H.E.R. He reached a wider pop audience with "Peaches," a 2021 collaboration with Justin Bieber and Giveon that topped the Billboard Hot 100, and has since released Case Study 01 (2019), Never Enough (2023) and Son of Spergy (2025).

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